Quality of Care

Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) come together voluntarily to provide coordinated, high-quality care for Medicare patients while preventing medical errors and avoiding duplication of services. It is vital that this goal be understood, and we have worked with ACOs to help achieve it. Prevention of error and duplication translates into savings for Medicare programs. We help provide high quality care to Medicare patients and simultaneously reduce healthcare spending by assuring that correct information about the patient is shared at the right time among ACO stakeholders,.

We understand Physician Quality Reporting System measures and standards. We understand the goal of having PQRS in the first place. We have helped providers achieve PQRS capabilities to improve quality of care for patients through evidence-based measures. Providers and patients are realizing benefits using PQRS and our partner providers have also realized financial incentives provided by the PQRS program.

We have also built an understanding of the HITECH act under provisions of ARRA promoting meaningful use of certified EHR to exchange information across healthcare systems for more efficient healthcare delivery process. Adoption of Electronic Health Records (EHR) not only reduces medical errors but also improves quality of patient care. Providers using and maintaining CCHIT certified EHR are realizing both tangible and intangible benefits. Some of our customers have realized financial incentives from the Federal Government for using CCHIT certified EHR. By enabling healthcare systems to maintain CCHIT certified Electronic Health Records, Qatalys has benefited its customers in many ways.

Our strong healthcare IT background and years of experience in helping our customers achieve various levels of integration & interoperability, and compliance gives us cutting edge skills and expertise enabling critical data sharing and reporting capabilities, not only to improve quality of care for patients, but also to reduce costs and transaction time.